Live webcams Abdulino - landscapes of Russian cities

Abdulino webcams, which this site offers to everyone to watch online, open an overview of the city of the Orenburg region with a centuries-old history and unique architecture. The first mention of Abdulino dates back to the end of the 18th century. Then a small village appeared on the banks of the Ural river Tiris. The local population has been engaged in hunting, fishing and farming for more than a hundred years. But in 1888, the Samara-Zlatoust railway passed through these lands, and the life of the village changed radically. The station building, built in those years, has survived to this day almost unchanged.
In a short time, several grain processing plants were built, as well as a mill and an elevator for storing grain reserves. Already in 1923, the working settlement of Abdulino received the status of a city. The railway station became a hub, a locomotive depot appeared. Mechanical engineering and agricultural production developed actively. Today, Abdulino is an important economic center of the region and a transport hub for the supply of goods from Asia to the central part of Russia.

If we talk about the sights of Abdulino, which are worth visiting for a tourist, then you can start right from the railway station.

The building with more than a century of history has recently been restored with maximum preservation of its original appearance. The snow-white facade of the station is decorated with classic arched windows and portals. The Abdulino railway station is considered one of the most beautiful on the Kuibyshev railway line.
A real steam locomotive was installed on the forecourt square in memory of the railroad soldiers and the rear of the Great Patriotic War.
Nearby there is also a water tower, traditional for old Russian railway stations, which has also become a part of the historical heritage of Abdulino.
In the locomotive depot, you can see an obelisk in honor of the railroad workers who fell during the war. Abdulino cherishes the memory of the tragic events of the Second World War, because every second resident of the city once went to the front, and many did not return.
During the war years, two evacuation hospitals were deployed in Abdulino, and the railway line worked in emergency mode.
Another obelisk to the fallen soldiers with the Eternal Flame is installed on Communist Street, where the Alley of Memory is broken. A 15-meter Stele rises nearby and an anti-tank gun from the Second World War is fixed on a pedestal, as a tribute to the memory of artillery soldiers. At the end of the alley is the city's House of Culture "Zarechny", which hosts festive and festive events. Behind it there is a recreation park of the same name with a comfortable walking area, a tennis court and a football field. In winter, a city New Year tree is set up in the park, and children's attractions are open in summer.

If you watch Abdulino webcams online, you will notice that Kommunisticheskaya Street is central in its location and in the cluster of city attractions on it.

Here is the new Orthodox Church of the Holy Blessed Prince Alexander Nevsky. It was built on the site of an ancient church built in 1912, destroyed in the troubled post-revolutionary years. A four-meter bronze sculpture of the prince himself rises nearby.
The main city mosque is located nearby. Abdulino is a multinational city. In addition to Russians, Tatars, Mordvins and Chuvashs live here. Muslim traditions and religious holidays are revered on a par with the Orthodox. In urban architecture, the peaceful neighborhood of different cultures is noticeable, which is observed in many cities of the Russian republics.
On Kommunisticheskaya Street, you can visit the Museum of Local Lore, dedicated to military themes and the memory of military glory. It is located in a new brick building, built according to the original project, which stands out against the background of the general architecture of the center of Abdulino. Many administrative and entertainment establishments of the city are occupied by beautiful old houses. These historically valuable buildings are kept in perfect condition and have retained their original appearance. The city administration is located in a luxurious two-story mansion, which belonged to a wealthy merchant before the revolution. In another building that looks like a fairytale palace, there is a popular restaurant.

It should be noted that Abdulino is a typical Russian province, in which there are almost no modern high-rise new buildings.

Most of the housing stock is in the private sector, and real relics have been preserved - wooden houses with elegant carved architraves and porches. Many private houses and cottages are being built, but the city practically does not grow in area, and the population is gradually decreasing.

If visiting the city is not planned, you can watch Abdulino webcams online and go on a virtual tour right from home.